Just could not manage to get the lower left side of Shard in the frame

Posted by su on Tue, 09/03/13 19:43
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Comments by su on Tue, 09/03/13 19:44 This is the colour picture which was converetd to B&W using ipad app snapseed. Comments by V Gibbs on Tue, 09/03/13 19:57 My preference is for the B & W though that is just the nature of the beast. I feel the closeness of the buildings, the reflection notwithstanding. You might consider tweaking the image a bit to bring some details out of the shadows. I like. Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Tue, 09/03/13 20:02 I find a preference for the b&w version also... brings a starkness to the image with the varying toning created between the actual highrises and their reflective counterparts. The inclusion of the people in the street works to bring a sense of scale to the setting. Comments by Jeff Dye on Tue, 09/03/13 20:34 I see this as a very good starting point. A number of possible comps. Personally I'd skip the street level area and work on upper areas for something more abstract than literal. Thanks for snapspeed. I just downloaded it on my i-Pad. Looks like fun. Comments by Jeff Dye on Tue, 09/03/13 20:48 Snapseed! Comments by Jacky on Wed, 09/04/13 09:08 Very cool! I like the perspective -- my eyes atart at the top and quickly plunge toward the bottom. Groovy! Comments by Ernest Cadegan on Wed, 09/04/13 13:33 Both versions interesting. I'd be working on those shadows though and I'd probably try to improve the perspective distortion. Comments by Linda Frey on Sat, 09/07/13 16:17 I like both as well. Lovely reflections.